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Outside, Douglas fir and larch are dancing in a brisk wind, ruffling themselves like chickadees in winter...

Practicing Living Presence – A reflection by Brian Mitchell
A review of Cynthia Bourgeault's 'Practicing Living Presence - Part One' by Brian Mirchell...

November Update & News from TCS
The Contemplative Society held its Annual General Meeting on October 30th and participants attended both in-person and...

Fall Update & News from TCS
Now is a good time to update you on the new movements here at The Contemplative Society, and how these may involve you...

UPDATES FROM CYNTHIA: Teilhardian Vision and Evolving Toward the Common Good
In late June Cynthia started an important series of posts with…

Wisdom Solstice – the Yukon backstory
This post is shared by Jennifer England as a follow-up to our…

Go Beyond the Mind
After a short hiatus in her series of reflections, Cynthia Bourgeault…

Christophany: A Quintessential Teaching
“I am so grateful for this labor of love by The Contemplative…

Presence: Forest of Fear and Joy
by Paula Pryce
The following is part 2 of a Holy Week…

Absence: Forest of Longing – by Paula Pryce
The following is part 1 of a 2-part Holy Week reflection provided…

What has Cynthia Bourgeault been up to…?
What's new with our Principal Teacher Cynthia Bourgeault?
Recently…

From a Cosmic Nudge to an Integral Christianity – A Conversation with Cynthia Bourgeault
In this potent and engaging conversation, Cynthia Bourgeault…

Cynthia’s Guidance on Upcoming Course Offerings
If you're considering the multiple online course opportunities…

Innermost Hope – and a special offer
"The wound is the place where the light enters you." Rumi’s words are a reminder that in 2020 we’ve felt deep wounds in the body of the world. Just like we await the birth of the Christ light in this shadow time of year, the world is aching for healing Light amid its myriad wounds. The Light is manifested as radical hope in each of us and shines as divine love in all our global body.

AN INVITATION TO BEGIN THE HEALING WORK – A Blog Series by Cynthia Bourgeault
Cynthia provides reflections and insights being revealed through the writings and legacy of Jean Gebser.

Fostering our Connection
Mercy. An old-fashioned word that conjures up so many contrasting images. Mercy is “a bond,” writes Cynthia Bourgeault in Mystical Hope, “an infallible link of love that holds the created and uncreated realms together.” Far from condescension or political power, the origin of the word mercy points instead to a flow of connectedness, reciprocity, and exchange....